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create-thally-docs

v0.8.0

Published

Scaffold a new Thally documentation project

Readme

create-thally-docs

Scaffold a new Thally documentation project — an agent-native docs site that serves every page to humans as polished HTML and to AI agents as structured JSON, JSON-LD, and Markdown from the same URL.

Quick start

npx create-thally-docs my-docs
cd my-docs
npm install
npm run dev

The dev server starts at http://localhost:3040 and automatically uses the next available port when needed. A freshly scaffolded site is agent-ready out of the box and scores 100/A on the built-in Agent Readiness Score.

Run non-interactively with smart defaults:

npx create-thally-docs my-docs --yes

Dependency installation is deliberately opt-in so the scaffold finishes in seconds. Pass --install to run it immediately, or --no-install to skip the interactive question explicitly.

What you get

  • MDX content in src/content/, navigation in docs.json
  • Agent endpoints/llms.txt, /ai.txt, /api/docs-index, /api/agent-readiness
  • Hybrid search, retrieval-grounded AI chat, and an admin analytics dashboard
  • Starter content with keywords and structured pages, ready to edit

Other commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | create-thally-docs <dir> | Scaffold a new project | | create-thally-docs migrate <github-or-docs-url> [dir] | Import a docs repository or public docs site through the shared migration engine | | create-thally-docs check [dir] [--fix] | Lint content for orphan pages and missing frontmatter | | create-thally-docs translate --locale <code> | Translate content into another locale |

Interactive migrations ask whether the source is Mintlify, Docusaurus, or another auto-detected platform. For scripts and CI, pass --platform mintlify, --platform docusaurus, or --platform auto; --yes keeps backward-compatible auto-detection when no platform flag is supplied.

Prefer a single binary? Install @thallylabs/cli and use thally init, which delegates here.

License

MIT